A215 Satelite. Plugged in headphones. Now no sound at all

I had sound for years. Today I plugged in headphones for the first time. Seems like I heard a faint static. However, no other sound.
I unplugged the earphones, and now my internal speakers do not produce any sound, except when I reboot. I hear 2 or 3 popping sounds before my laptop even loads windows.
I have disabled/ re-enabled onboard sound, tried plugging/unplugging earhone jack repeatedly, updated to latest Realtek drivers, and updated BIOS to version 2.0. I have also taken battery and ac power out, then held power button 30+ seconds. Still no sound except for pops.
Anyone have any ideas?

Yea. I definitely checked that. Can't find anything muted or out of the ordinary.

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Originally Posted by jmacguire
The speakers will never automute. The audio control module is simply a pass through device it is not being controlled by, nor does it control the sound card.
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Hello, I'm having trouble with the sound on
my laptop and it's only just started to happen.
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